Donate, Invest & Collaborate
For now, donations are accepted via a ’sister’ initiative called, MyAmericaToo.com, which is already set up to process funds until the official UHNA web site is launched. Just note in the comment section that your donation should be directed towards UHNA.
You can also email Scott Bolden, The UHNA project coordinator at Universally.Humane(at)gmail.com to discuss making other donation or investment arrangements AND to become a UHNA collaborator.
Currently the project could use collaborators in the following areas:
project conceptualization
sociology
translation (many languages)
cultural liasons
marketing
psychology
fund raising & accounting
graphic and web design
strategic conceptualization
web programming
local event productions
speakers
performance artists
social networking
content development and editing
November 2, 2007 at 11:57 pm
I work closely with dancers and drummers, actresses and actors, photographers and editors
December 15, 2007 at 8:14 am
I am co-creating the Wisdom and Freedom Peace Tour! We are creating a tour to travel on alternatively fueled vehicles spreading healing, music, dance and ritual theater across this country while practicing sustainable living with the global family.
I think it will be a perfect match to connect, play and create together!
YES!
peace blessings,
m!chael elam
January 14, 2009 at 4:31 pm
I am all about collaborating in order to create something brand new or at least refreshing. I anticipate this chance meeting to bring future development. When you’re back in southeast NC, let me know. Until then, lets build.
May 8, 2009 at 6:15 pm
Have just discovered this project. Interestingly, I’ve been working on this sort of thing for the last 20+ years. Somewhat related to the work of Carl Jung and Abe Maslow, have come up with a pragmatic, experiential analytical model, called the B-Matrix, which identifies four trans-cultural, universal core needs — the need to give and receive life energy, the need for social idenity and approval, the need for body maintenance, and the need for what I call cosmic grounding. Interestingly too, the core needs reappear under quaternities related to human motivation, modes of interaction, and the dynamics of social institutions (in re Parsons’ AGIL).
My Ph.D. is in sociology. I’m the author of The Fire and the Rose: Human Core Needs and Personal Transformation (HarperCollins, 1996.)
How might I collaborate?
May 8, 2009 at 6:18 pm
I have no website. Does this imply intellectual incompetence? And what happened to my thoughtful, submitted comment?
If you are interested in “humane” why is your cyber-procedure dehumamizing?
Robert G. Turner, Ph.D.